Sentence examples for from the propagation from inspiring English sources

In the LM, Plafker's (1964) tectonic model, in which subsidence results from the propagation of bedrock faults through the foreland sediments, is the most accepted.

A new Prüfer type mechanism which derives all the required information from the propagation of the inverse of the log-derivative, is introduced.

From the propagation constants the propagation bands are identified and frequency parameters for the finite panel case are obtained by a suitable discretization scheme.

The high combustion velocities of nanothermite loose powders (0.1 2.5 km/s) arise from the propagation of heat through their porosity by the advection of hot gases and particles.

These maps were built from the propagation of characteristic sea-states of the synthetic series, and were chosen using joint probability, power percentiles and the k-means clustering algorithms.

The primary conclusion drawn from the propagation studies is that the multiple spacecraft technique allows us to better assess the stability (lifetime) of ESWs, which can be as large as a few seconds, than can be achieved with single satellites.

He also oversaw renovations to the governor's mansion, and promoted the construction of churches with funding from the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel.

Evidence for such functional specialization among Hsp70 paralogs from our laboratories emerged from studies on the propagation of the [URE3] and [PSI+] prions and biofilm formation in yeast.

Shadowing is a large-scale pathloss effect resulting from obstacles blocking the propagation of signal energy.

A mathematical model has been developed to quantify the propagation from all the turbines to the public grid.

We see from Figure 3 that the propagation trajectory of the soliton presents the periodicity oscillation.